In recent months we have been talking a lot about the very different prices that we can find in most different stores, when referring to devices such as Xiaomi 13 Pro which was supposed to cost 1399 euros, but days after it hit the shelves it was already just over 1100 euros, or even Galaxy S23 Ultrawhich is the leading smartphone in the Android world, which has a recommended retail price of 1449 euros, but in some stores it can already be purchased for 1069 euros.

Well, this does not only happen in the top ranges of the smartphone world. Mid-range smartphones also have lower prices, always depending on the store. Obviously we are not talking about big spreads like the ones already mentioned, but… 150 Euros of savings is still money or not?

Well, the Galaxy A54, which is likely to be one of the best mid-range smartphones on the market in 2023, has already reached 350 euros, in its version with 8 GB of RAM. Very interesting!

The price of Samsung Galaxy A54 5G is already 350 euros!

So, nowadays, whether it is due to the current price exaggeration in the tech world, or the fact that we have many products fighting for the same exact range, the Manufacturer Recommended Prices (RPPr) are exactly that, just a recommendation .

That is, what you most likely do when you want a TV, refrigerator or other device, which is to compare prices in the most diverse stores, also makes perfect sense in terms of smartphones. You’ll find lower prices at legitimate and reputable stores.. A great example of this, in addition to the two examples above (S23 Ultra and Xiaomi 13 Pro), is Samsung’s recently launched mid-range smartphone, the Galaxy A54, which has already appeared on 350 euros In many online and physical stores.

An amazing smartphone, which honestly doesn’t come close to the real experience of using a high-end smartphone. In fact, you can read our review of the device, hereor compared to its staunchest competitors, the Redmi Note 12 Pro +And here. Everything to extract the best possible results.

First of all, what do you think of all this? Curious about the price drop you’re seeing today, which seems to be much faster compared to the recent past? it’s normal? Is it a sign of the times? Share your opinion in the comment box below.